Marshall County Republican, Volume 3, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 14 April 1859 — Page 3

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THE REPUBLICAlN. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. D. T. PIIILLirS, EDITOR.

I T1IArril Ttf i n.-iv i 1 a an u, lS3t. ' l ewm a ..... . , . I niw Hi ianii ä pnuon, we understand, is j circulating in the Southern part of this county which will be presented to the County Commissioners at the neat session, praying the formation of a new township out of parts of Tippecanoe and GreenThe following are the proposed bound.iriea of the new township: Commencing on the south Hue of. the county, at the southwest corner section 36, town 32, range 3 east, thence north to section '21 of Michigan road lands, thence on the west side of sections 21, 20, 11) and 18 of said hinds to the south line of Center township, thence east on the section line to northeast cor .1 er o.r sec'ion H4. town 3.?, ra 1 ere 3 east, thence south to the southeast corner aaattpn 34, town 32, range3 east, thence west to the pl.ice of beginning, embracing an area of 33 sections leaving the same quantity for Green and Tippecanoe each. The petition, wc are told, is sjfta ly numerously signed, and that there i not likely to he any oppaahinn n the prayer of the petitioners. It U proposed to c.ill liic new towuailiip Brown, in honor of Mr. Charles Bruwu, the oldest settler in that di strict Tm Last Saturday nignt almsAhalf eight o' clock a fire brake out in the dwelling house of Mrs. How. Theatarm wis promptly given and aa promptly responded to by our noble firemen aiid Other citizens. By their energetic and well directed efforts the ravages of the devouring element were staved, not howcrer, until the roof of the building was entirely consumed. It is thought flfll will cover the expeuaeof repairing the house. We understand there was no insurance 00 the proper I The conduct of the members of Protection Hook and Ladder Fire Company on th:s occasion was , h nor.vble tu them in the highest degree. No set of moucoukl have done m.re efficient service with. Vnesame m4in. Our citizens will ever be proud r "their nrem n i Ion a thev demean :!..-mcle - - - - - 0 - . in this manner, ml rill doubtless, on a!l suitable Ov-casioud m ini a material regard fur them M Stolen On Tue-Jiy la-t, Daniel K. M -Kenne placed hi pocket b jt.k omtiiiiing .-even- ' ty dolla in Bank bills, on a counter in one of oi.r tores hi town, left it lor a few moment, and returni ed, but hii treasure had in the meantime departei!. Certain parties residing in the country were us-pir'.on.-il, pursued wiCi ofneers, a: ret.-d-iid - .rcheo" SCO ting to law. Tile loat money was not found, and the ofli'-er aft-r apologi.inj for his une-r mo niou .oiidiiet, rciurned tu atrsue his game in another dl.ee t ion. T.ii is tlte secoml pneketbook Mr. McKenzie has lo"t in this place within a month or t o. Since writing the above the pocket bo.k and m ney were found in Um? uper wareroom of the store in which it w.is lo.t. Circumstance of the troiuie-t ch irieter poii.tetlto G. J. Xi m.m, clerk in the store, as t'u WiongiliHT, w'iereupou he o : rr -iteil. rX4inrns k-i". re jiiirv Coe, ami hckl to bail u i - .ei o: l railing tn give which he Wa eoiooiittel to j til. T'ic ardent tfk p! irre it the FuTVr Tlonsc. wliere the youug m in boaioed, between twelve and one o'clock at ui-kt. Mr. Newman ij a tio lkin v oung man, aial 'liil his recent sss4Kiativn ith üii e,ut -nie men. wu ibove uspieion. Tiir Tiuk Tal.'e o the Rtt-h.irr, Ff. W ivne Sf Chicago railroad, wi changed last Monday. Sv t-.bic in another rohimn. Ban-.t Gotc A I tri l eon th- P., Ft W. 4"T. Pv. R.. eleven railed wes' o.'Plrmouth wie.r ielaav M ..l .rlastl.v the hih waters, del., vinp the train on ,id r.,d one dar. A hrid or divert on ,1C. P. & C. R. R. near N -:t' mill a few m:h- west o.'th.s pi ice w vi 1 w m itfd aw iy. Toe-H- ridgr re now repaired and occasion no further dcl.iv to trains. A ttr,T aik ok rtiiS 'NL rmurtRTv r. TtRS -u'-a rw oi me prr-'in n p.-o:.rty ttc:nrin to th estate of J mu Cou,de. deeri?ed, wil cominenct at h-9 I.-rtr residente, on t!ie 10th i:l v of .M ir ncx aud eor:nne from day to d iy until the s.uue be dh j9rr l of. See advertisement. i a -rr be' Tr. rlownns llocsc N hein renivitpd, nv.il fitted up with nisse new furniture. It will be open for the reeep'ion of guests in "a few da." C.tpt. O. U. P. B iüey, proprWtor. Q':rtki.v Änwnc At the M. E. Church, last FuervUr and Sunday, notwl:ht ,n lin- t!ie outin us rain, was well aUcnded and very interesting and profitable. Efcfei Webb, Rev. T-ivlor, d Rer. W. P Watk-ns, offi.-iating clergymen. I.rr-reaj.s at Lapowrie. It u said that Prentice HI lecture in Liporte this week; also that Prof. Hewlett, the great temperance lecturer and companion of G.mgh, lectured üier last evening and ie also announced lor this evening. M. W. Smith, Esq, For several years a reit of this place and aLo a justice o tne peace, is viog to Mishawaka, St. Joseph County. Large s alien 1 im in his new home. Y si. low RiTca It higli higher than it has fir several months. The temperance movet seems to have little effect on it ! SociA.ura. Last week we announced that the Methodist Social Circle would be hel.Komewhrebuftitwasn't. WehavebecrJi.fonnedthatithasad - journed stneeW for a few months on account of anticipated warn weather and short nights. The Presbyterian Sociable will be held to-night at Wetervelt Hall, where a large concourse of ladies and ertxtlmr. ; ai . .u v:.u - - p. k. wve m iiiav'i-B mtm'G SUji'i swim .i will then and there be sread out by tlie Prvsbvterian ladies of Plrmouth. A Fight Occurred lown town one day this week. It didn't amount to much therefore we make no farther record of it. P Chabus G. Powklu Of the iresrifle HmU, had the pleasure of giving us a warnt grasp of the hand and a cordial how di e do a few dav-- ince in La rente. The Herald is on; of the epicieet and brijjhtert papers in this part of Iloositrdom. - m -m The new advertisement of Dr. Rosacs. and L. D. Si' Second Art Union Gift Distribution, at Cincinnati, are waaroidably postpoaaJL this week. They shall appear next week. Mr. A. Mreas is constantly receiving additions to his large and splendid stock of Watches, Jeweify, etc., at. &tep in and examine his costly aad beautiful Bracelets, Necklacss, Breast Pia a i ami fuw aruciss in bis line. 17 Elders Maxwcll and Simows will bold a meet ing at Ba MethocVst Church, to-morrow, at 2 o'ctoek, F- aad also in the Evening. AB Biptis, ad those larorabie to the organixatioa of BbejriflaVahuqsi are especially iaritcd to attend. C-at Mr Fawmraa. Mr. Wood row has a ffiie sock of Cabinet Furniture of trerr kind ity !aawd on Tuwd, in tbw lower room

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Th Nohtherm Ixdunux At Warsaw ii now edited by Ja. H. Carpenter, Eq. Here' the fraternal I T of the Local ! . Mat Paktt, &c. A grand Sunday School Mar PynilakaplaeeonlhcMiof next mouh at nt Toledo, Ohio. The Rail Roads running to that pUce have put down the fart lathe lowest paying fig ures. The fare from Ft Wayne to Toledo and re turn will be only one dollar. Steamboats will be in readiness to carry the excursionists out upon the lake and return, gmng an opportunity to behold the river scenerv, &c. Persons desiring a short pleasure tripnt a small expense on soon hire the opportunity. We should very much like to have the Plymouth Sunday Schools Äfoy a rail roat ride sometime during the coining summer. It is a very pretty custom some railroads have of giving deserving Sunday Schooli a free ri. e once a year. Wouder if either of our roads could be induce ! to favor II v mouth in this way ! Hope an eff rt will be made by those interested in the S. S. to bring about a re sult of ibis kind. IT The "Low Price Store is chock full of new Goods which are going ofl vera rapidly, owing to the fact tht the proprietors will not allow them ajbjnj um erso'.d. IT Beckers' k M place to buy Cheap and good Clothing of every kind. O Messrs. Heller and Ikom in luve removed their stock of Goods from Bourbon to this place, and are now opening in the "Young America" building, Pershing block, a 1 cry large and splendid assortment. These gentlemen have the reputation of selling goods rem uktbly low. O The following beautiful lines were written upon the death of Lmkmnk. daughter of W nv and N:incv McC'.ure, who died on the 5th u!t-, in the fifth year of her age: Tj inr Nieee, r.inelino. tMv own preSjv K nm you sickened and dien, while inmv wm? from vo-i, awav from vour side. ti h.r ..1.1 r.l! m..irrmmi mw rnw i J - . I , 1 I 111 mm m p. - - mm - I That 1 Might be with her and be her kind nurse. But lic ekenctl an J dieil. They h.we tjornc her ? I ' di ce her no more till G nl jnd-ment 1 iy lri"S " getht r, my dear Emma and I, V,th all who have died and all who shall die. Farewell then weet dum, though parted for life We will meet in that heaven where s'ckne and strife Are unknown, only eomf rt and peace Shall be thine, my le.ir "Kinin i, my own anrc! niece. Tliy ctirling dark h.iir and thy l.uighing bright j ec, Shall Wf loved hi Gods angels, where love never die-; I In he iv enly mtn:on thy spirit u iw rcsto, Where Aimiiv ami Emnw shall le welcome guest. f.ovely Cmmt, dear K:nnn, I'll know thee no murr I east see thee in f ncv on ansel's in- oar With he.n -i.ly legions up 1 1 our tiod's throne, 1 Wliere we'll meet all our t'r.eiul and no injre be i alone, rhauk ( ! .or his goodness, think Gjd for Iii love, 'le nil! -ive u-- i houe in the heaven nborc. A'c kn w we will alw ivs rej iee with thee three, For the ioor lie his prom'scd of heaven a shire. liocncsTKR, M rch IStli, Xb'i. ' - - - ; riKi:.li;N"N PAK ABB. TWardbrn of Protect! m II ok and Ladder t . . , . . . . . Ii,,"i; u,y are reipusie.1 to mcei ai meir inn in 11 dress uniform on S rtunlay. the 3 Hh of April. : 3 ulockt P. M , for the purpose of having a parain By order of the Compmr, B. A. FRANCIS, Foremsn, April Uth, la51. To,-re iil te a spetü il in et"nr of P. II. & L. C m;nnv, this (Tliuratlay) evening at fcven o' clock. Turn out. S. A. FRANCIS, Foreman. M.l!F.f On the "til hist , l.v the Rev. N. E. Mamille, Mr. Josr.ru Lith.nce to M;s Jwk Joa i . all of this county. IT He etna !i is c .nferred u hotting benefit upon

mankind, h has bid up for hinuMrM a capital t ek I for falsing counterfeit money, and sent to Jcfof K ipp'ness, of which no change of fortune can j f.-rsonviile for five years. Since the above menrob him. The inventor and manufacturer of iuch tioued timo, the cndinir of convicts from our counan inestim ib'e remedy as Joha Bull' Compomd j ty to the Penitentiary, lave not been matter of

Vtrtara' af Wild Cherry, is more deserving of tho grateful plaudits of a n ttion than is he warrior who w-ns h r b tib-, or the t itesm n wh e hand controls an l guides t!io shipof stito thrjugh the tcm pest of political strife. N ne but those who have S'.'en sorn'f dearly che sihed friend or relative res-cu-.ti from consumption by his truly valuable remt lv, can properly appreciate the importance of the invention to the happiness and health of the human family. We are qlad to learn that every day is making its virtues better known to the public, and that it is coming into almost unvivcrsal use. Liver Complnint. ID The only remedy ever offered to the public. i ih it has never failed to cure, when direc ions are followed, is M' Lane's Liver Pi 11, 'pre pa red by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh. Pa. It has been several rears before the public, and h is been introduced in f i w ww r i . t s i m t'0"01 ,1,on- w ncr ,l nas Dcpn I.e aa.e . it t nas Had me most tnumpn ini succew, ana nas lual, - rdrivCBOUtofuM11 medicines. It ! l,as bccn tric1 undcr a11 the diffcrent Ph ,scs üf ! od has brn fouud lua,,.T ncioiw in j alL I r,,rcJ, WrS wi" careful k for Dr" I M'La?e's Celebratcd Vumifiigr, manufactured by fkaanna Baos. of Pittsbirgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison nro worthless. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated Lircr Pill, can sow be bad at all respectable Drug Store. None genuine without the triynati re of 18 FLEMING BROS. We woald call the attention of our Merchants to the advertisement in this week's paper of the firm f Willi axs &. IItrKSTi3, Wholesale Grocers, Fon Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists of a general as" sortment of Groceries together with everything that is usually found in a store, except Dry Goods Their connection with some of the best, oldest and well known Houses in the East offers them facilities in laying in their stock unsurpassed bj any other House in the West. They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing in their line, freight considered, as low as can be bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or any T etfter market. Fort Warne is now within two or three hours i a nn;ntAm..i k. . ,-1. cars. Merchants therefore, in this place and vicin ty, can obtain any thing they need in the line of Williams Sl Hokstis, in a few hours, thereby a roiding the expense, delays and loss of time affeastoned by ordering from a greater distance. Wtlusbm Sc Uoestis hare but sA ertce, and hose ordering frn them, will obtain goods m the same quality aiid price, as iif there in person to pur abase. If you would thawfuie save both wmaey and time of Williams and Hotsm, w rbalesale

Written for the Marshall Co. Republican. J Marshall County. -Its Early History. BY WARRKX TAYLOR. CHAPTER V. At an election for county officers held in August, 1H3P, Patrick Logan was chosen Sheriff, and Thom

as McDonald, County Commissioner. The vote of Center Township at this election, amounted to 179, but the returns of the other townships I have been unable to Ad. It will be e 11 1h.1t ( enter township, withitin the space of two yer.rs, more than doubled her vote. The summer and fall of 183, will long be remembered as the sickly season. The spring of that year was very wet, cold and backward. About the first of June when the marshes were filled with water, the weather became dry and oppressively hot. Cases of sickness began to appear about the first of July, and the number of these rapidly increased as the season advanced. Entire families were prostrated. So far as I can judge, not one person out of fifty was perfectly well. As this sickness was so universal, many suffered for want of proper attention. The most common disease was the fever and ague, but other and more violent forms of fever were also prevalent. Several of our early settlers died during this season, among whom vere E. B. Hobson, Oliver Rose, Ju liua Hutchinson, Hugh Galbrailh, Simeon Tin lor, Jacob Shoemaker, Pierson, and undoubtedly others, widi whom I was unacquainted. This sickness, seriously checked the growth of our countv for several ve.tr. M my became discouraged and left for other parts, as soon as their health and cire imdances would permit. A great change for the better hsa evidently taken place in the health of this region, and northern Indiana generally Ujd the last twenty years. Rr.M jv i.of the I.xni.vxs. During the snmmerof 1 B38 strong efforts were inide bj United States offi eers to induce the Indians to peaceably more bcynnd the Mississippi. Gen. M rgan.of Rush county, was ;,;H;riu-.l to superiiifeii.lhcir rent v.il,a:id this gentleiiim w'.tlrCo!. A. C Fe-ver, held several couneiU with the Indian, for the purpose of discussing and settling the difficulties which were known to exist. Speeches w ere made on lioth sides, an In diau named Rice acting as Interpreter. The a rents for the L' nited St ites, l-dorcd to show the Indians that they had sold their lands, that they hid agreed to ab m Ion them, and that they muct submit to the terms. Tiie IwUMM denic! that thpuivh ise was fair' v nude, and miuifsted a strong iiiwiliinguess to leave the lio.ni- and gravws of tieir aucestvi.s. riii uiy a requisition was m nie to J ihc G ivcrnor, (Divid Wallace; and three detach menis of militia, nunber'ng aliout sixty men each, were raised in I.oguis; trt, Peru an l Liporte, and placed under the crmuaud of Gn. Tipton. A gent'emui who was present inform me, tint the Inh MM baring been c.illed together at the Menom monec Ciiapel by Geu. M rgin for a council, profa e 1 v at le ist, wc. e su 1 1 u'y nimMidi 1 by Tipton's militia, and m ide prisoner Sonic cscaped, but the m t of the.-e in the course of a few ,laV9 were hinited up and secured. Tlie Indians we.-c m inrhed from their homes in the first part ol Scpiein er, when much sickness prevailed among ,UMn, ns wo; anions tte whites. It is Mid tint several died !m lore t!i 7 reaclieil the Tippecanoe j river. As the Indian-! miniteiited no dlspniitioii to resist, the Lipo; te militia accompanied them onIy Sk a few miles to the south of Plymouth, and ; t1, oilier .litnf'imeats :,. 1'irLher th in I.OLransnrt. TWsc Pottowatjmiesarc no v iu Kansas or XcbflMI k i, in the nrijrhliorho'xl of the Shawnees, the Mi j :mis an 1 Wyan lotts. T Phvsicmms. Tn the fill of K15 five person! in ' P'.ym uth were engaged in the practice of medicine, Drs. Crtim, G.itTiu, AlvorJ, Jones and Jerotoman. The latter, however, who was sent out as a physi j cian for the In li.ni, rem lined in the county but a jjiorttime. Dr. C.-am 'i d then be n practicing iu the pi ce for a ve ar or moie. AT - I .. I ...-. . , I 1.. j .n.., or x..r. ..ro.,. ... .uv , spring of lOfl Wiilanl Loomis Klesl in PI; m ou h and engage,! in the Practice of law. Sometwo years .if erwar Is he wa elcci,-d to the office ol Rcc rder, but died shortlv :iftcr his election. In the ; fdl mtw R. L. Farnsworth ojiened a law office in IMyin iiith, where he followed his profession for MMBvCbtMg like a year. Subseqnenily he removed to Smtli Bend, and nw perhaps resides in that j p'ace, Willi -m G. Tevalt und Jonathan S. If.iri r.'V, Attnrnevjf, came to Pi vniouth not far from lc4 , . and followe-1 the practice of law among us for two , or three ye ir. It ap;ears from the record, of tlie M irsliall Cir cuit Court tb.it no person w.i sent from our county r.o the Penitentiary until In September of ' Itwft TfT, NT Nt-i H- Siin-n MM was triej ukIJc nvict iiuirc-pieat o urrence. Co an rv IpiftJinai Dar C lurt H usc was built in 141, iia ler acmtric- mile wiih the Ciunty Commissioners by Levi C. Ilirlier. Our Jail is a more inoJcrn structure, having .been built six or eight years ago. The ground on which it stands w is formerly occupied by a hewed log bui luing which was used a a county Jail for about fourli en year-. In my next I shall give an account of the relig ious organizations and schools which existed in the t an eary perio 1. crio. In the hist number several mis t ihet were made by my elf, and two of these a ill be noticed. Near the commencement of the com munic ilioii I represent the population of the conn ty as having imreased raphily during 185. It should be ld3R In another place my communication says tint the Countv Commissioners' Court, in early times, met monthly. Thev sometimes met as often, but generally their sessions were two m ntlis apart, and occasion illy more. When writing my but number I was uuwell and did not gh e it a careful review. Surveyor's Notice. I have appointed I. MATTING LY asmyagen' at Plymouth. Persons wishingtheirlands surveved by calling on him can have ail necessary arrangements made tor lht purpose O. W. MORRIS, Jan. 271-3 Surveyor Af. C. TIME TADLE Pittsburgh, WH Wayne a. C hi going käst. Fast Line. Mai Railroad. Express. Lea re Chicago 6 I'm " Grovcrtown Id 57 " Plvmouth 11 20 " " Pearsnnrille 11 33 " Bourbon 11 4G " F.tna Green 11 .r.1 " 4o r m in as " 10 52 " n es " 11 18 " 11 25 " 1 10 am e -25 8 5.1 " 9 09 9 14 I "-2 " Ar. at Fort Warne 1 37 ru 11 40 " goixo wrar. Leave F't Wayne " Etna Green " Bourbon ' Pears'nville " PI t mouth Fast Line Mail. I 01 r m 11 00am Exptess 2 30am 4 27 4 35 4 49 5 03 5 28 " e 17 " 2 54 " 3 02 3 15 1 15fm l 23 1 39 " 1 56 ' 2 27 " 6 00 " 3 2 M J 53 " 47 " " (rovertow Ar. at Chicago Cine a iBti, Pera and Chicago Railroad. GOING WEST. QOINO FAST L're Plvmouth 3 28 n m L'radLanorte H 40 am Rverson's 0 00 Pla'k Road 0 00 " Truer 0 00 " PiilUell 0 00 " Van's . 0 00 " M Kankakee 0 00 " " Walk'rton 0 00 " " Knotu' 0 00 " " Tvner 0 00 " Ciark'i 0 ft " Jnott'a 0 10 " Walkerton 0 00 " Kankakee 0 00 " " Van's 0 00 " Stillwell 0 00 Pla'k Road 0 00 " Arr. Laporte. 5 45 " :ArrPlymouth 11 00 " TEN PöÜSAND HIDES wanted at the sign, of the Golden Boot, ftnwhich the highest market price in Cash will be paid. JAhr38 ä PAUL.

A FINE ASSORTMENT O' Just received at

A UI VERS' No. 2 PtnM.-.p Block. 1 Aptil 1491 ANOT1IEK RKFUBIJCAN VICTOItY. Springfield Redeemed! W have t dispnt'di from Springfield. sayinj; tliat llio Kepullieans earricil that eity, om Tn Jy, bj a majority of neatly two hswdrtUI BisKf the organization of the HeptiMitan party of IHiiioi in 1856. no political event in tho Slate lias bail such ignieanre as this. As evidence of the crowih of HepwulicaniMn in a ti ist rid in whuh it has heretofore tnloil against . . m mm. . mm .1 . I a combination ol adverse intincnees it is cheering. Siringliel(l has been and is yet the center of a Democratic power the very Sevastopol of Douglasism in all the West. The overthrow of that stronghold is certainly cause of general congratulation. We have no details of the contest; but are nUe to say that the entire Republican ticket is elected. It was headed by Dr. W:.i. Javxe, canlitlate for mayor a gentleman widely known for hisiigh personal character and tin deviating political integrity. In Iiis hands, not only the affairs of his city, but tho reputation of the Iepublican parly, will be a!e. Wsfll done Bpriltgfiehl! Now for Sangamon county: Chi. Trib. i - mmm Itepiiblicnn Victorr in ( inrinnnti. The Ropablinin majority in Cincinnati is considerably heavier than the telegraphic dispatch stated. The Ommerrial of Tuesday morning says the majority of Mr. Bishop, for Mayor, is about fifteen hundred. A majority of Republican Aldermen arc elected. The vote was the heaviest ever east at a spring election, and the fopablicfta trimnph in that oM Democratic stronghol.l has been splendidly achievf f . . r P . ed. 1 he three great cilics of the CNt Ukicasro, St, Loüis, and Cincinnati arc li nn lv. fixes! in t lie Republican faith, and i- ' ,i i i ,i . radiate the principles of that party over! i lie great West. Anothr Ilepubliean Victory. ror.TLAND, Me., April 5. At the municipal election to-.lnv, Mr. , , , - , r it Jeuett, R pnblicaa candidate for Mayor, VII elected, receiving Z.uZU votes nganiNt 1,812 for Holden, Democrat. The Re-, publicans decloU Mr La te, Ju lge uf the J Municipal Court, five Aldermen out of' m n Aitik . seven an 1 IG ol the 22 Coaacilmai The Connecticut Rlrction. KfW Hates, April 6. Returns from all the ton us in the Siate ilrow that llll) lJcpnblicans are elected Baprawcatativaa, and 1U0 Oanncrata. The Republicans have elected Senafors in the 2d, 5th, Cth, 7th, 9ih. 11th. t3!th, 15th, 17r.li, lOtll, and 21 at district. The Oemucats in the lt, ö.l, 4'h. Sth, loth, lsth, and 20th. returns from all towns hut Satan and Lodjard. which last year gave .'4 Democratic maioi ity, elect Governor Buckingham I, 12.U00 u.ajo.ity. Republienu Victor)' in Keokuk. Ht. Lot is, April 6. The municipal election at Keokr.k. fowa, on Honda last, resulted in the aueran of Leighton, (liep.) for Mayor, by ISO majority. Ainajoiity of liepuliliean ( 'oaneilmca aratt also elected. Tlie o Tarland in hü , with datev to the 14th, arrived l.t night. News aauMbortant. Markets i unchanged. Result of f tic Ith de Island Election. PitoviDKScE, April G. Thomas G. Turner is elected (iovcrnor, John It Bar t let t Secretary of State, and JeroBM D. Kiiiilall Attorney- icneial. 'rhec were on both tlie American and liepublican ticket. There is no choice for Lieutenant Governor and (ieneiftl Treasurer. In fna Kastein Congressional District, there is no choice. Rnbinana (American Rennbllenn) has 3.70V rote; Davis, (Rennliliennl 1 A''?' Amnlil I n.m aim-oi 1 . & Robiwoii 'ümm ZZZ, TuwVb., i .. , " - l rvtwo. In the es tern Congressional Dis - trict inat'ion, arna was Fiipporteit by the Americans and the Republicans, is elected. Tho vote is, Drayton, 2,936; Antony, ( Democrat ) TOO. There is no election of members of the General .WemMy in this ity. The Opposition have loth houses of tho legislature by an overwhelming majority. .T . i . i 10,000 Hejiubl can Itlajutit) in M'i conin. M I .IVAt'KF.E, April 11. Tlie S( tilinel lias complete and aanoi tel rctmiiK from the various counties in tlie State which elect Paine, Hepubliran candidate for .Supreme Court Judge 1-y ahont 10,000 majority, which will jirobably be iucrea.ed by the oflicial canvass. Gold Iteport. Lf.avfxworth, April 11. Mr. Brookficld, fomierly Mayor of Nebraska City, write Irom Boulder City. .March 6th, of discoveries of coarse gold on the mountains, which pay 6ve dollars with rockers, much more with sluices. The tenor of his statements are eminently satisfactory, and tlie authority conclusive. eei ew New aad Rich Gold Discoveries in Kansas. Lf.ayknworth, April 11. Late private advices afford ample evidence of the discovery of riidi placers in tho mountains. Several statements from different sources, nearly identical, corroborate the finding of paying deposits of shot gold, nanr Boulder City, throngh a section thirty miles in ex'ent. There aria much excitement at Denver City and along Cherry Creek, lhe reports are more sanguine than ever, and arc entirely consistent. Several letters from parties who went from here have been received, and perfect reliance can be placed on their statements. Fifteen Thousand Majority in .Michigan. The election retnrns frotji Michigan are of the most flattering chatftirter. and indicate r Republican majority of fifteen thousand. The Detroit Advertiser in view of 1 1 he result remarks: The Republicans have effectually wiped out the reproach cast upon tI by a portion of tha Republican press for the diminished majority they gave last fall, and have signifianÜn rafcuked the insulting sneers with WWeh tha result was greeted by the doughface organ. Tbo subservient 4amafninM Will nrnhahla na mmw snari.o nf o n " r m i -1' -a i

IS EVERY ROOY'S MOUTH! IN EVKRY BODY'S MOUTH ! IN EVERY nODY'A MOUTH! - WHAT'S IN i: KKY BODY'S MUL'TII ? WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'a TvÄTTH WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH? W II Y "THE AMERICAN SMOKER." WHY "THE AMERICAN SMOKER." WHY "THE AMERICAN SMOKER." STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS WHAT'S STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS7 WHAT'S STUDDED WITH Dl MOMDS? WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S AMERICAN SMOKER. Which ha.-, been ordered of THE tMKHKH T1AM 10MIMY. 2'2 and 2 1 Frautui t Street, New York

ELECTION NOTICE. "Vi OTICE is hereby given that 11 election will ! 1 be held at the Lurt Uoue in the town of Plymouth, on the first Monday, the 3d day of May, 159, trr the purpose of electing five Trustees, one Clerk. Treasurer, and M irsh ill, to serve as officers ,)f,ne incorporate town of PWmnuth. for the cusu- - n.g venr. April 7, ioa . faa H. 0. THAY KR, Cl.GRK. r11IL.X-.XISr H3 JFL Y. Bonnets B sniclw! B iiinrt! Of every description, CHEAP for CASH. RLMACHfXG AXD TRI. MM ISO done to order; also, all orders for DRESS MAKING attended tdfroniptly ! Mrs. M. POMF.PvOY, One door north of th Edwards 11 one. April 7, MOSI Plymouth. Ind. THE GREATEST LUXURY OF THE AGE! THE GRE TKS T I.t'Xl'KY OF TIIK ACE ! II VK YOU TRIED IT1 II IVB Yi r TRIED IT I N ): WHAT 15 IT? what is m WHY THE AMERICAN SMOKES! THE AM KU RAN SMOKER! THE AMERICAN SMOKER ! THE AMBRIC VN SMOKER ! WHERE CAN IT BE HAD? WHERE CAN IT BE HAD? WHAT CIGAR STORE KEEPS ITl WHO SELLS IT? WHO SELLS IT? See advertisement of " America Trades Comrnw," in nother column. DZr L.''v or town can be const ' w;,j, the progress of tlu tm I once i saaipletiox of the rfMtmtim ILV" A im:ile lox of ten smokers postac piid ... ' .. Ar -.o ,Sai will only est $G,."0. 22 Public Notice. WHEREAS, my wife, Susanna!, G irrison, has left my hed snd board w'uhout anyjust c""c "r Provocaimn tu: is to notuy uu persons i not to li.irbor or trust her en mr aeeount, as I will no dt.bts cuntMttcd bv her after Ah date. 1 w GEORGE GARRISON. rivmouth, Ind., April 4, 1850 22t3p'J CHEAP CASH STORE ! A NEW FIRM!! C. S. nil V ELI NO. Ill J. I CLE1VEL1ND, "'l'l' 1,0 mmd at the old stand of "Cleave had Ik vvett'' lraÜQ2 "r the an and style of q B. CEJLVELAND A BROTHER. We herehy notifvmir numenms fiicnds and cus ! tamers that we now hav on hand a , ... . wm9 i r ui m w w v i wf m mm mm (roccrics. Hut ami Caps, BOOTS ASD SHOES, Crockery, Wooden Ware, And some Hard Ware, Ready Made Clothing, A1ä4, a fine selection of WILL PtPKl, win borce la? to match, WINDOW SHADES, ., c, der. Wc lie.po It cloe anplication to hnineso to ivc peneml s itisfiiction'vand merit the patronage of all, and take thi? earlv opfrtiiuity to extend an invitation to anr wi.shinj goeals in our line to favor us with a call. C. S. CLEAVEL AND & BRO. April 7, 185923 JÖW RECEIVED AT THE SKiS of the (.( LDKN Ii JOT , a L irzc and Com- ' nite StAcU-of r - Spi'inz nutl Stimmer BOOTS and SHOES! The I,a!ies sre invited to ell ami examine our stock of Women's, MieSC', snd Children's Shoes, among wUeh will he found White and Blaek Kid Slippers, Bo.ites, Cloth aad Kid Congress Gaiters, of al! grades. r til an l examine our excellent aaaortmeal of Gent.-' an I H 's Rraajant, and GaHerSOf all kind., Bov's Fine C.ill H ot. tr.. Si.c. We arc fhinulacturing Gents' Fine Boot., that can't hr- beat, and inrite all to give us a call al we intend to sell low. E. PAUL. r. S. Tlie highest price iu Cash paid for anv uatMurt of hides. April 7, 1859 22m3 E. P. JOHN L. WESTER.VELT HAS JUST nF.CF.lVED AT TUB ''REGULATOR," Direct from New York, a LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS! Which will be enld Cheap for Cash and Produce Ai he has no 10 per cent to add for HE WIM, Xot be Undersold in this Market ALL GASH CUSTOMERS Arc invited to ( ILL AD EX A 711. E Before milking their Purchases Elsewhere Iiis Stock is now Complete, and will be kept so by , "tn." Mouth! j SuppUts from the East. mSmM & SÜ1ES2 JOHN h. WESTERVELT. ROBERTS'

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principle is how the j LOW PRICE STORE ni:m i "cn to beat tliem nil in 5ellu GOODS. c are not going to let tliem info our sscret. Kilt IS A lilt-A a U I t i- MM Om I . Ä; I ..BB) . C " f . shall Coutitr ami all who purchase Goods in 1 Plymouth:' In Uvine iu our Bssk,wo not cop- ' fine ourselves to n few Jol.binr HoiHe in on i plsce. but take advantage of (he different niirkct by bu in of UITOKTEBS an., MANUFACTURERS i in Buiton, New York, nnl ot! :r Eastern cities, and in this way get our Gjods much cheaper. We tkea great deal d time und pains in selecting (roodi. We intend to nuke Plymouth our home, and customers will find every article the Mine a represented. We are now receiving our SPRalYi; A.D SIT lf f F?T? riATiiJ ; ö U aTXITA LjIX J iJlilJö ; ! I comprising the largest and lct assortment of Dry Good, Groceries, CrorJcrry. Gla isirarr, Root V Sh' rt, Hat A)- Cups, Bonnets, Clo tkittg. Cutlery, SfC., BVEB OPENED IN PLYMOUTH j krery one of the diflortnt brauch are filled compute, n have ?p.ice to i'.vt our piicei on only a few articles. De Lawer, Liwns, (ft colors,) I2aaj c!s. pery'd. 12 Prints, ('inhams, Bhaatiagaj Doahnai Sliirtin Stripe, A proa Check, Ticking, Je ins, Women's F.nameled Shoes, it 8 (Olli) 10 10 10 12' 25 ftl 00 (Sl 50 lt 51 12'7 7 per pair. n omen's (i liter, I'.i'm Leaf H it?, Y. H.Tea, Coffee, Rice, Fiih, Salt, per A. $5 25 per barre Vo respctfullv invite all ft mR mmJ i oarGaa .a 1 price. u uüVat : " . ho. in, inein,anu will not urtre ron to I 1 1 1 C tin Li.-j you arc suited. " RETIETIBF.U THE Low Price Store! om tue coa.xica south of tub towards nor RICE Sc SMITH. aflaVSI April 5, 1S53. N. B. All kinds of COÜNTRT PRODUCE ' wsea m exchan-e at ti e Higliest Market Pncr Great Gqd Rolled Out! TSEMESöorS KMIIISI isü a u rttKi! W II A T fl I P! FRESH ARRIVAL OF jrmw goods. ! The Bee Hive Head Quarters for Dry Goods ! BARGAINS FOüTthe .MILLION ! ! NO HUMBUG!! Something tku ererv body needs! The who!e Tu n and Cualil invited to t'i FOR THE LADIES! Wc are preparin; to furnish the most Complete and Diir.u!e Stock of DRESS GOODS ever of fered and SO CHEAP, that Indulgent Fathers and Fond Husbands Will readily furnish the Cash ! ! In the stock may be found 20,000 Tarda Prima of all grades and pric . 6,000 to 7,000 Yards Remnant Prints. 1,000 to 6,000 Yard LAWNS at a B VRG UN uanu'i.iInnted jAeonet; Tlain and Printed Brilliant assorted colon; Berage, plain and figured; VaTen cia; El rira Cloth; Vieturi S.itins; Challi's He rage Delains; Dbages; Gingium; Sec, Sec. fajycy silks: A full assortment. Black Silks, all (raden, Fresh from the Mint. tmm ? A LEX A NDEIVSUps, For Gent-!, inftag, and Misse.i!k and Lide, Jtc-, and Silk Lisle Guuutleti- Mittn, long and short. Iparasob, Shawls, Brocha, Crape, Blaek Silk, Plain Catlmteres, rrinte40jpshmrre, Stellas, etc., etc. F OR THE G E N T LEMEN, iOTII High and Low, Rich and Poor! We hare made ample provision, except Q Z, ffOffiö c Who are expected to mike arrangemtnt to suit themselves. w e narc naa cxusoai. succtss in laving in our stock, and bavins BOUGHT FOR CASH and r t ft B on a credit second to none iu the Union,. therclore BEE HIVE! Is fully prepared to maintain its high posit fan, and take the lead as before Thc people, themselves being jndgea. JAS LEWIS ife CO.. LA PORTE, IND. .mm. -mlm r. S. Taa,'Piicx CraaBwr" of H articles -Tnjai'Pi ourpa jrgtuilmuAf to all whe call. 2. 159. n2W3tf Laporte, April 2

HUNGARIAN GRA53 SEED! FOR BALE AT J. L. WESTERVELT'S. PbBouth, Mar. 31. 1859 21

jj ET A HOME! GET A HOME! 0 OME TIIOl V.M ACIII'S or AND TIMBER LAND! ,f!r ! or Vl CX(,hai,'-'( f,,r ofnr property. ' h" Lwl u ,n (rr?ron Connti . MUMOOii, una only m'les trom th c.iiiny e;it, nnd is Uic fint quality I will acil all or a portion of it very it. u. iki:siiin;, arch 17 P Pivinouth, lnd. AMBROTYPES, MELAIXOTYrES, STEREOGRAPHS, TAKKX DAILY AT TUB COSMOPOLITAN GALLERY, OVER mnn mt stobk. wBmm strekt, equl to anv taken in the Union. Call and cuami in'; tite suldime view of Niajrara Kallii, the Greek Slave. ftPahtoc lv V. i ,s Light, fcc6 iut Wonderful Instrumllfa 84 MOMMe. Stereoscopic view of private nd pnhliehuildi that inrs taken and the Stereoscope furnished to onler. Terms as low as can he afl'urued and ail pictures. w;irr:iiited. J. CAR BUTT, Artut. July 99, 1.S 38 CANE SEED! PERSHING & CO. HAVE iust reeeired from A. II. result of Cambridge City, Ind., a superior articla ef Sorghum or Sugar Cane Seed! which tliev warrant to bo perfect, and will crow without fail. Call and get pood seed in time, and don't risk unripe seed, and lose your labor. l9tf Tin; Ainertcaii Trade Company. What they manufacture. THE AMERICAN MOatBB, Consisting of a pre.it rarietyof unique and beantiful pitterns efCiar Tubes; also, several varieties of Plp Tahaa. The peculiarity about these articles is that e ich one is arranged so as to receive a damp sponge, tlirou-h which the smoke of the burning Cigar or Tob.ucc hm tO pas in itsj way to the mouth. Th'i3 damp sponge not onlr cools the : smoke, hut extracts from it the nicotine oil, the j poisonous property of the Tobacco, which renders ! the breath less offensiv. Smokers will find in the use of these Tabes a luxury never before attained except by Bains the Turkish water-jar. Their use : will greatly promote the health of the habitual aoker and preserve the sweetness of the breath. THE AMERICAN CARPrTT HOOK, i I? a little contrivance for putting down carpets I without tacks. This is a new article, which hat j npverbcf ire been upon the market. Rut it possesses I. i the merit of enabling a person to put down or take i up a cirpet of the largest size in geieral nse in if- : teen minutes, without any injurv to the floor or carpci. ii is cry cneap encuper in uie long run than tacks and the great ficility with which even a servant can take up and put down carpets, without the possibility of a mistake, renders it invaluable to the housekeeper. March 3, 1859. .'17 tfl NEW G00DS! BAIR, HAZZARD & CO., HA V V. received, and now offer for sale at their establishment in n o uiin OaV, a large and general assortment of NEW GOODS, i consisting of ererrtbiag thit'3 wanted, and fnme j few things that iV wanted,- -Dry Goods, Gro- ; ceries, II ird.vare, Qeen-ware, Croekcrv, Iron, I Nails, Gias, Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Ilea (Iff Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Shawls, Hoots, Shoes, Mjcafhcr. A'c. They also keep for .ale a large, and well assorted STOCK OF DRUGS; MEDICINES, Oils, Paints, Dye Stoff, Perfumery, le. WALL PA riin WINDOW SHADES, OIL CURTAINS, &C. They wish it distinctly understood that thev will sell afl of the alx)ve named articles just as low for READY PAY, a? they can he bought at Warsaw, Plymouth, or any place else in Northern Indiana, the truth of which th y M ill be ha;py to demonstrate to 11 who will f.iror them with a call. Wc avr aad will prove, that GOODS can be sold at liOURDON at as lw figures as at any other place. CAI.f. AXD SEE ! February 10, 18S9 lilt B. H. 4. CO. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC; A PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES. Just pul)!ihed, the 25th thousand, in a sealed envelope, price 10 cents; or sent, postpaid, by the "Wtsners, lor J sntaapi: A Medical Essat on the Phvjiical Exhavstioji and Decay of the frame from Indulgence, Infec tion and the injurious consequences of Mercury, With the modi rn rruans of cure. ' m By K. J. CULVER WELL, M. D. Member of the Royal College ojorgeons.&e., Ac. O'Spprmatorrlura, or Seminal Emissions, Nerrous Debility, Imnotency, I ais? of Energy, Depreion of Spirits, Timidity, Diseases of the Sexual Ornat, and Impediments to Marriage generally, are promptly and effectually cured by the Author's novel and most successful mode of treatment, by means ot" which the Invalid can regain pristine health without h iving recourse to dangerous and 1 expensive medicines. t From the London, Lne.t. "77ie best treatise errr irritttn aa a subject of vital importance to all, well I worthy Lhe Author's exalted reputation m Address the Publishers: C. J. C. Kuxc St Co., ! 1st Avenue, cor. 19tb street, Post Box .. New VorkCitv. Feb. 3 13m3 jevveCry! JaEWBIiRY!! npiIE ÜNDBRSIGXEII A would respectfully an nounce to the citizensof Marshall snd Starke counties, that he is. receirinc almost dailv at his establishmcn on Michigan street, large additions to his alreadv ex tensive stock of WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, TOTS, ' And such other Goods as are jrencrally to be found in snch an establishment, embracing a hue aaaortment ot SPECTACLES, CUTLERY rMkft aJoaJHaf a All of which he warrants of the best quality snd la test styles, and will sallajL EW YORK PRICFS. IT" Bein;, a practical Jeweler, he hopes for a libel share of public patronage. He inritea all to call and examine his stock, which he will exhibit with pleasure. $ ADOLPH MYERS HI A, October 28, 1F3F -61 'S X A N DKftRC ü IE K Eiiraets. Ail the paaa 1 Jjftai vlulctiem Wa; Co'a.

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